Mike Drucker is a writer for TheGamer.com, where he covers a variety of gaming topics. With a focus on providing entertaining and insightful content, Mike explores the world of video games, from reviews and analysis to opinion pieces and industry news.
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To get in the holiday spirit, I made jolly ol' Saint Nick. It was a lot harder than I thought it would be...
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By: Mike Drucker
It's Christmas, and people around the world are traveling home to see their families.
Not counting Judas, Doom: The Dark Ages, and literally anything on the Switch 2, of course.
Don't sleep on what VR can do for your fitness journey. With improvements and even more games to try, VR just keeps getting better.
2025 could be a great year for games. Or it might not be.
These are a few features the Switch 2 absolutely must have to succeed.
Ever wanted to own a console you could actually fit in your pocket?
By: Mike Drucker
God bless you, CES. God bless you, Aria.
By: Mike Drucker
Cheating in a game is bad, but at least it makes sense. What do you get out of pretending you're a top player in, say, Path of Exile 2?
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